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Apple brings back the iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 to Germany after being forced to use Qualcomm chips.
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Last week, I wrote about my experiences using Google Fi with the OnePlus 6T. This morning, I switched the service over to an iPhone.
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After a series of leaks and mini-reveals about the upcoming OnePlus 5, many are complaining that this new handset too closely copies other smartphone flagships. Guys, relax. That’s the point.
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It took several months, but another smartphone has finally shipped with a superior camera to the one in the Google Pixel. The surprise? It’s not the Samsung Galaxy S8.
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The home button is no longer swappable, a concerning move for people who think they actually own the electronics they buy. Continue reading The iPhone 7 Has Arbitrary Software Locks That Prevent Repair
While Apple is widely expected to issue significant updates to its iPad Pro family, the firm today surprised with far subtler updates to the normal iPad and the iPhone.
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The results are not what you might expect. Continue reading This Is What Happens When You Boil an iPhone 7
Nothing is scarier than potentially watching the new iPhone 7 die before your eyes. Continue reading Watch a Pumpkin Save the iPhone 7 From a 100-Foot Drop
There’s been a lot of fuss over Apple’s move to ditch the traditional audio jack. As for me, I hope I never have to plug in another headphone cable. This may come off as gleeful dancing on the gravesite of my enemy before the hole has even been dug; it kind of is. The jack has always been a pain point in my devices. Maybe I’ve just been unlucky. Money was tight growing up. I would save up for a nice set of headphones or an mp3 player only to have the jack go out. It was a clear betrayal …read more
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With wireless carriers pulling the plug on sales of replacement units, questions now turn to what’s next for Samsung. Continue reading Samsung’s Note 7 Is Circling the Drain